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EUBULIDES. a native of Miletus, Greek philosopher and successor of Eucleides as head of the Megarian school. Nothing is known of the events of his life. Indirect evidence shows that he was a contemporary of Aristotle, whom he attacked with great bitterness. Th ...

EUBULUS, of Anaphlystus, Athenian demagogue during tintime of Demosthenes. He was a persistent opponent of that statesman, and was chiefly instrumental in securing the acquittal of Aeschines (who had been his own clerk) when accused of treachery in connexion w

... fetime they attacked the man, not his philosophy. In the Megarian school, first Eubulides quarrelled with him and calumniated him (Diog. Laert. ii. 109) in his lifetime; but the attack was on his life, not on his writings: afterwards Stilpo wrote a dialogue (' ...

... inst the Persians (see IONIA); and owing to this, that city was the first place EUBULIDES— EUCALYPTUS in Greece proper to be attacked by Datis and Artaphernes in 400 B.C. It was utterly ruined on that occasion, and its inhabitants were transported to Persia. T ...